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Municipalities seen as largely safe from sequestrationBy PETER HIRSCHFELD
Vermont Press Bureau | March 06,2013MONTPELIER State and federal budgets are feeling the effects of across-the-board spending cuts that began taking effect last week.
But experts say that sequestration process will have little impact on the finances of the municipalities whose budgets went up for votes across the state Tuesday.
The relative dearth of state and federal aid flowing into town and city budgets will for the most part insulate them from any direct financial hits, according to Steve Jeffrey, executive director of the Vermont League of Cities and Towns.
All these years of not getting anything from the state or the federal government is paying off now, I guess you could say, Jeffrey said.
One of the biggest line-item allocations in the state budget involves aid to town highway programs. But lawmakers have thus far indicated that the annual appropriation wont be reduced.
Barre Mayor Thomas Lauzon said city staff have combed through the budget in search of areas that might be vulnerable to sequestration-related cuts.
Anyone who hasnt been thinking about it hasnt been governing, Lauzon said. But I think theres going to be a less direct impact on municipalities.
Lauzon said that doesnt mean the city wont suffer the ill effects of the $85 billion that will be cut from federal spending if Congress doesnt negotiate a resolution. The city is host to numerous human services organizations with heavy reliance on federal aid. Lauzon said hes worried cuts to those groups will hurt the residents relying on them for everything from fuel aid to workforce training.
Whenever nonprofits have less money to serve constituents with, there are going to be pass-through effects on the places where those constituents live, Lauzon said.
He warns that Barre wont have the financial capacity to rescue local nonprofits.
Were under the same pressures financially as everyone else, Lauzon said. We simply dont find ourselves in a position where we could fill any gaps with a municipal appropriation.
Rutland Mayor Christopher Louras said his city too lacks the resources to bail out area organizations affected by the sequester and that the charter wouldnt allow it anyway.
Louras said the city has scrubbed its budget with an eye toward sequester-related effects.
Were still sorting that out to some extent, but so far, if there is something out there with regard to that particular area, its going to come as a complete surprise to us, because we havent found anything yet, he said.
Louras, however, said the indirect effects could be significant, especially if the sequester continues through the remainder of the fiscal year.
We dont provide any social services as a city, but we have a large number of state programs and nonprofits that are doing that work here, Louras said. And I could see a potential impact on community mental health if those dollars begin to dry up.
He said theres a direct correlation between the strength of the community mental health system and the strain on the city Police Department.
It becomes a workload issue that could put a real strain on law enforcement, Louras said.
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The arrival of Behemoth's powerful 34 Pillar Division from the Demon World throws the already hectic lives of Oga, Hilda, Beel, and others into pure chaos! Can they survive the onslaught of danger that threatens to kill them? Or will they succumb to the might and power of Behemoth's most lethal men?
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As Oga lies on a bench, he begins to recall Izabella's warning about Behemoth's 34 Pillar Division coming after him and Beel. His thoughts however are interrupted by Furuichi who appears behind him and shows him the newest product in the market, steamed strawberry chocolate natto rolls. Disinterested, Oga punches it to the sky. Meanwhile, in class, Aoi seems lost in her thoughts as she tries to wrap her head around the whole idea of demons when Hanazawa shows up and asks if her odd behavior is some sort of sign of a girl in love. Aoi immediately denies such absurdity as a gust of wind suddenly blows through the window. Outside, Shizuka tells Toujou that she delivered the message to Izuma but adds that she isn't sure whether he'll show up or not to which Toujou reassures her that he will. Shizuka thinks to herself that he hasn't changed since they were kids and begins to remember her childhood days with him such as the time they first met, the time they both worked together to beat a gang of delinquent boys and the good times they spent with Saotome. Just then, a gust of wind blows past them along with Furuichi's natto roll that Toujou catches before it hits Shizuka. As he wonders who chucked the object, something starts to ooze out of it, prompting Shizuka to move away from him due to the foul stench it emitted.
At the video arcade, En loses in a game yet again and demands Satura for more money to which she responds that they have nothing left. Kanzaki suddenly pops up and tells En to stop being a loud brat. En inquires as to who he is to which Kanzaki answers that he's the guy that kicked his butt ten times in a row and tells him that he sucks. But En denies this and says that he's a genius gamer and if he loses, then there must be something wrong with the game. Himekawa suddenly appears and says that he can't let that stand but then gets into an argument with Kanzaki. After they exchange their insults, they tell En that if he has no more money to play games at the arcade, he can always play online games at home. Not understanding, Kanzaki and Himekawa give him a full but short lecture on how online games work, leaving the boy amazed and prompts him to give it a try.
At a construction site, Saotome is seen enjoying a bowl of ramen when a piece flies away from his chopsticks. He then remarks that "it" will pay dearly for that as a mysterious figure appears and then disappears off in the distance.
Oga arrives home and is greeted by his mother who tells Beel that Hilda is making her special croquettes just for him with her help of course. In the kitchen, Oga is told to help out by first putting on a pink apron but the boy declines, causing his mother to cry dramatically and his sister to look at him threateningly with a knife in hand. In fear of his life, Oga decides to put it on. As Hilda cooks with the help of Oga's mother, the latter suddenly gasps as she looks at the bizarre ingredients Hilda added, which caused the water in the pot to turn red. They decide to start over but Oga's mother realizes that there's no more potatoes so she tells Oga and Hilda to buy some at the grocery store. In the library, Aoi reads about demons and remarks that she still doesn't understand what they are when Izuma suddenly shows up from behind and tells her to be careful for there are some things in the world that are best not to know. On their way back from the store, Hilda and Oga bump into Aoi who decides to walk home with them.
Elsewhere, Shizuka and Toujou wait for Izuma. The former warns Toujou that Izuma is more skilled then he thinks as he's the master of the "Izuma 8 Spirits Style" which makes him a formidable opponent. Toujou remains indifferent at the information and claims that he'll fight him regardless because this will be the deciding battle. Soon after, Izuma arrives.
As Aoi, Oga and Hilda walk home together, Aoi asks Oga if demons eat croquettes to which he answers that its Beel's favorite. Before they part, Hilda asks Aoi if she could come by and try her homemade croquettes sometime with Aoi replying that she looks forward to it. After turning around the corner, Aoi notices a dark aura coming from the ground which seemingly attacks her. Hilda and Oga immediately sense something wrong and call out her name. As they wait for a response, Hilda suddenly detects someone's presence behind them and pushes Oga to the ground as it flies past them. The person finally reveals himself with Hilda identifying him as a member of Behemoth's 34 Pillar Division, one of the best fighting tribes in the Demon World. But the man corrects her saying that they are not one of the best but the best in the World Demon as he holds an unconscious and bounded Aoi hostage. He then introduces himself as Hecados, the 8th Pillar of Behemoth's 34 Pillar Division and claims that Aoi will be his contractor in order for him to use his full powers. As he states that he'll be ahead of the rest, Hilda immediately believes that other demons are coming to ambush them.
Back to Toujou and Izuma, the two appear to be on par as they equally seem beat up. The latter notes that its the first time he's gone all out but Toujou states otherwise, saying that he's still holding back. As he tells him to bring it on, Izuma decides to do so by releasing his demonic energy and charging at him head on.
In the meantime, Hecados asks Oga if he knows what's required to a form a contract between a demon and a human. Wanting to make a good first impression by answering correctly, Oga says "a smile" but Hecados replies that its blood. As Oga starts to wonder dumbly when his blood has ever come into contact with Beel, Hilda informs him that they can't let Hecados form a contract with Aoi. She tells him her plan whereby he distracts Hecados enough to give her a chance to free Aoi but he declines saying that he wants to fight him for real. Hilda immediately yells at him for his stupidity and tells him that there's no way he can fight him as his level. In response Oga agrees to be a decoy and promises to keep Beel safe in return that she rescues Aoi.
They begin their battle with Oga releasing his largest Zebel Blast at Hecados but to Oga's misfortune, Hecados easily deflects his attack into the ground. Nevertheless, Hilda uses this opportunity to free Aoi. Once Oga catches the her, he turns to see Hilda impaled by Hecados who admits that his plan was to get rid of her from the start. As he states that he's doing everything for Lord En, Hilda
falls onto the road drenched in blood while Oga desperately calls out her name.
"Papepipu♪ Papipepu♪ Papepipupo♪" by Sasaki Nozomi
This episode covers Chapters 82, 83, and 84 of Volume 10.
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Aoi Kunieda ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Kaname Izuma ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Hildagarde ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Furuichi Takayuki ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Kaiser de Emperana Beelzebub IV ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Shizuka Nanami ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Zenjuro Saotome ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Hidetora Toujou ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Satura ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Yolda ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
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Lord En ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Kanzaki Hajime ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Himekawa Tatsuya ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
Yuka Hanazawa ( x ) ( x ) ( x ) |
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Nobuhiro Takamoto | Director | |||
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I'm actually not sure what I think of this, I've not come across such a situation before. Initially I think I would mostly be wary. The guise of 'donations' has been used inaccurately in the past.
Thankyou for this question by the way. I've been having difficulty coming up with an answer I find satisfactory, which suggest to me that I need to reevaluate.
For the most part I would hope to look at the situation as something I would 'ignore'. As you mentioned in this hypothetical, there is no profit element on your side, and my product (I would hope) would advertise itself. So in a sense you would simply be providing free advertising, and absorbing all the 'demo' bandwidth costs on my behalf. Those are the apparent benefits. There is the issue of 'competing' with my own product for my own profits.
At the end of the day, I don't know. I would likely keep a careful eye on this, and try to find out exactly what sort of effect (positive or negative) such a situation might have for me, and make a decision based upon that instead. In either case, I would do my best to contact you and discuss the situation, possibly for our mutual benefit if such a thing is possible.
I will certainly contemplate this more. (And for anyone who knows who I am/what I sell etc, I'd prefer you contact me before you try to take a casual conversation on the internet as hard-boiled, irrefutable fact and decide to start making websites with my product all over them. ^_^)


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Momentum swing: After freshmen Bryan Bennett and Thomas hooked up for a touchdown to open the half, WSU drove to the UO 14 but had to settle for a field goal.
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Hyundai Accent +30% (up)
Hyundai Elantra +33% (flat)
Hyundai Entourage +355% (up, nearly 3x!)
Kia Amanti +639% (up, more than 4x!)
Kia Sedona +153% (up, nearly 2x!)
Kia Sorrento +228% (up, nearly 3x!)
Hyundai's Lose-Your-Job-We'll-Buy-Back-the-Car program seems to be striking a chord, while Kia is enjoying success by turning on a fire hose of incentive money.
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Porsche Boxster +127% (up)
Nissan 370Z +33% (up)
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Sudden reversals
Mercury Sable +36% (down)
Audi A5/S5 +29% (down)
Mercedes-Benz CLK +15% (down)
Mazda 5 +12% (down a bit)
Mercedes-Benz G-class +5 units (down)
Enjoying two good months in a row
Subaru Forester +101% (up, 2x!)
Saturn Astra +30% (up, 2x!)
Smart +29% (up)
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Not long now until we see the new, third-generation Audi A8. Our spies have scooped the new 2010 model testing at the Nurburgring ahead of its unveiling later this autumn, but we've assembled the full story here and now. Codenamed AU641, the new A8 sticks with its tried and tested aluminium architecture which is said to save 150kg over a steel assembly – trimming the total kerbweight down to around 1650kg on base models. The A8 is built upon the VW Group's new MLB modular chassis, drivetrain and suspension – providing a longer wheelbase and more space efficient package.All models pack Quattro drivetrain and an eight-speed automatic gearbox, but technical innovations include Audi's Sport Differential.What will the new 2010 Audi A8 look like?These spy photographs reveal most of the A8's lines, once you strip away the retina-befuddling BMW-esque swirly whirly disguise.Those who've seen the finished A8 say the new look is more modern and smoother, but the longer arc-shaped roofline only makes it even more like a bigger A6. It will again be offered in two bodystyles: a more basic standard car and a long-wheelbase A8 with more ornamentation. LED head- and taillights are now standard and S-Line bling-spec cars can be had with 21-inch alloys.So the new Audi A8 will be a comfy limo again?You bet. There are new lounge rear seats for pampering executive arses and the MMI system is further refined, according to our sources in Ingolstadt, with a separate controller for radio/TV tuner/MP3 player and more programmable soft keys.Take note of the hardware at play here. The A8 architecture is destined for a wider variety of top-end VW products this time round, with the next-generation Bentley Continental family, the Mk2 VW Phaeton and – if approved – the Lamborghini Estoque.The A8 packs 40/60 split four-wheel drive, air suspension and Drive Select software which will tailor the damping, throttle response and gearbox calibration to suit.Engines on the new A8 – once the smaller engines have been rolled out – will include:• 3.0 TFSI, 290bhp• 4.2 FSI, 372bhp• 4.0 TFSI, 420bhp• 5.0-litre V10, 620bhp for 2011 S8• 3.0 TDI, 250bhp• 4.2 TDI, 340bhp
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demiro says
RE: Audi A8 (2010): the new spy photos
Those headlamps... quite a bit resemblance with the current mitsubishi lancer!
16 October 2009 15:30
Welshquattro says
The spy pictures do not give an indication that the new A8 will maintain anything but the conservative shape of the current model. A pity and probably a missed opportunity for Audi.
14 October 2009 14:08
Brand0 says
I wonder what it will look like......
14 October 2009 13:41
Motorcade47 says
I agree with JohnnyD. Although
14 October 2009 10:09
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Whether or not it actually adds anything to the luxo barge scene, I really hope the Estoque gets approved. Probably the best looking of this new 4 door sports-car 'revolution'. I would love to see it on the road. What is their context though? Who cares.
Whether or not it actually adds anything to the luxo barge scene, I really hope the Estoque gets approved. Probably the best looking of this new 4 door sports-car 'revolution'.
I would love to see it on the road. What is their context though? Who cares.
14 October 2009 03:18
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Peanut allergies are a very real thing. That said, I don't agree with schools banning PB&J from the cafeteria because 1 kid has an allergy. There are other ways to handle that kind of thing, like teach the kid to stay away from peanuts.
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Yeah, the thing is it already has taken off. They can hardly add additional capacity fast enough. AWS is a very profitable business for Amazon. Our company switched from a traditional data center setup to running fully on AWS and it did reduce our costs and increase our agility and scalability. That said, like anything it's not a fit for everybody.
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Jeopardy doesn't stream online -- heck, they don't even make past episodes available online. Best bet is www.channelsurf.eu
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wouldn't they still need some special license to rent out the DVDs?
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With a connection like that it's about latency, not just pure speed. Also you usually get an SLA. Not so with residential FiOS.
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I was an early adopter of FiOS in 2006. Had the 5/2 plan for $29.99. Since then the price has slowly increased. Last year they doubled by download speed and started charging me $49.99 for 10/2. If I had it to do over again, I'd have stuck with DSL. I don't need anything faster than 5/2. Now I'm stuck with a minimum price of $50/month. Lame.
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Our company was one of those preorders. We were testing our product on lots of different tablets. We received the JooJoo, saw what a piece of garbage it was, and returned it for a full refund.
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aren't all words made up?
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Am I the only one who read this headline as "The Spread of Do-It-Yourself, Biotch!"
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Most Muslims will ignore it and call them "retards". It's the extremists that everyone is scared of. Those crying out against the burning are scared that this will provoke another 9/11. You know how there was this one quiet strange kid in school that no one would pick on? This is kinda the same thing.
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I can't begin to understand why these calculators, which have been around for many years and still have the same features and functions, cost the same as they did when I was in school about 15 years ago. http://xkcd.com/768/
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Yeah really. Before we got away from traditional hardware (NAS, SAN, etc.) we had piece of crap Dot Hill arrays and they had redundant power supplies and redundant controllers. There must be more to this story.
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They should put message at the beginning of movies instead of the stupid FBI warning thing.
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You could probably get off on some sort of technicality even if you were actually driving drunk.
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I can attest to this. Years ago I took a bunch of BrainBench tests (for fun) and got a lot of computer-related certs. Then just for kicks I took the phlebotomy test, and guess what, I passed and got a cert. I have no medical background at all, but was able to pass. Lame.
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>> Well, the seed they sell you is sterile. Terminator crops will not reproduce so you can't save seed from last year for this year's planting.
I hate Monsanto too, but let's get the facts straight. They don't sell sterile seeds. No one sells terminator seeds. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_use_restriction_technology
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They have a mix of all food. I would like to see them open a little earlier in the day but it's a sports restaurant/bar. They have a long history in Santa Maria as a good local restaurant.
They have a mix of all food. I would like to see them open a little earlier in the day but it's a sports restaurant/bar. They have a long history in Santa Maria as a good local restaurant.
Great burgers and onion rings. One party member also swears by their turkey melt. Onion rings are the side to have. Strange system wherein several large-screen TVs are showing various sports programs around the room but sound is coming from none of them--I think the sound comes from a radio! Anyway, I'm not a fan of sports bars and usually... More
This is a good place for locals and travelers. I had a great wrap and enjoyed good folks. They also have good variety of tap beers.
Service was friendly but they were slow in taking our order. The food tasted alright, nothing special. I had a wrap with tri tip. They charged extra for any meat, not sure what the original price was for.
If you don't like chain restaurants, this sports bar might be the place for you. We went for the food, which was fine but we'd never make a point of going back. There seemed to be a lot of much more interesting Mexican restaurants in the area. But if you like sports and hear attack food, this is your place.
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The name is kind of unusual, Stinky's Grill, but they have a great variety of excellent food and of course beer. We have tried the wraps, salads and several sandwiches- all good. The fries are outstanding as are the onion rings. Only had lunch but will try dinner soon.
The service is excellent I have to say that. I ordered a burger off the lunch menu and is was a little bigger than a McDonald's regular burger. Small amount of fries. $7.00. My friend got a Chicken caesar salad, I am being generous to say it was two handfuls of salad, with chicken cut across the top. $9.49. Afterwards... More
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This place has the best wings around! Crispy and not soggy with a great hot sauce! Pair with beer, yum.
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It's not every day that you're able to see some adorable animals taking shape through coffee bean art. The wonderful creations of Irina Nikitina do just that, as she puts together these whimsical pieces through the organic medium of coffee beans.
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The Netherlands, going through its third recession in four years, should get next year's budget deficit down to 2.8 percent of gross domestic product and be given more time only if the economy worsens and reforms are implemented, European Union Commissioner Olli Rehn said.
"It is my experience that it's better to have a safety margin by targeting 2.8 percent than only 3 percent," Rehn, the economic and monetary affairs commissioner, told a news conference in The Hague today. About 6 billion euros ($8 billion) in austerity measures will be needed to get the deficit within the EU's 3 percent limit, he said.
Rehn's comments come a day after the Dutch central bank forecast the 2014 deficit will widen to as much as 3.9 percent while the government may need to cut spending by as much as 8 billion euros to get the deficit below 3 percent. The Netherlands has exceeded that ceiling since 2009.
The coalition government is trying to narrow its budget gap with a four-year, 16 billion-euro austerity package on which agreement was reached in October. Prime Minister Mark Rutte's Cabinet will decide in August on additional austerity measures needed to meet the 3 percent target in 2014.
The commission already extended the country's deadline to get the deficit under 3 percent by one year, extending it to 2014 on May 29.
"If economic growth deteriorates, then according to the pact it is possible to consider an extension of the deadline on the condition structural reform has been made and a further growth deterioration is expected," Rehn said.
The European Commission sees GDP in the Netherlands, the fifth-largest economy in the euro area, declining 0.8 percent in 2013.
"Domestic demand is forecast to remain depressed into 2013, as budget consolidation and negative-wealth effects, chiefly emanating from the housing market, continue to pose a drag on the Dutch economy," the commission said in a report on May 3. It forecasts economic growth of 0.9 percent next year.
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35 And the workmen made an attack on his servants, giving blows to one, putting another to death, and stoning another. | 35 "The tenants seized his servants; they beat one, killed another, and stoned a third. |
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1and1.com seems so much cheaper than 1and1.uk.
Has anybody used the American 1&1 as a host, or would you advise against it. I see on their site it "suggests" that people from other countries, such as the UK, use their "local" 1and1.
The 4Gb of data in my web space will take some uploading if I do ever change hosts.
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1and1.co.uk - I will never touch them with a barge pole again due to a very unpleasant experience a few months ago.
I am now with heart internet as a reseller as I provide my clients with domain and hosting services for their business and personal use.
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Thanks for replies, I'll click as resolved.
Probably change to another UK host, although could downgrade with 1and1 to cut costs.
The main problem is shifting 4Gb of data, plus all the "headaches" I'm bound to get in any major change.
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Also bear in mind potential search engine problems. If you are using a generic domain e.g. a .com and host in the USA, that's where your site will be seen as more relevant.The Google geo-targeting facility doesn't really make up for this.
Even with a local tld e.g. a .co.uk, you may be at a disadvantage. So if search engines count, may not be a good saving.
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There have been talks of a Baldwin-anchored talk show on one of NBC's networks for quite some time. In April, it was rumored that Baldwin was in talks to take over the 1:35 a.m. NBC time slot currently occupied by Last Call with Carson Daly. Now, it appears he's found a home on MSNBC primetime.
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this morning. Theya aren't quite ripe, but after the hoppers defoliated the tree, and the birds have strted in pecking the apples we decided to get started putting them up. I will peel, quarter, core and freeze this batch to make crisp with later. Glenn ran the hose on the tree for a half hour tonight to encourage it to put out more leaves and finish the apples. They're only about half the size they should be, but I don't think they will get any bigger. I left too many apples on the tree when I thinned them for a year as hot and dry as this. |
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After providing art for Marvel's Oz adaptations over the past four years, Skottie Young finds himself on an adventure of his own, branching write a series set square in the Marvel Universe.
Launching last month with the second installment hitting stands tomorrow, December 14, the four-issue Young-written MAGNETO: NOT A HERO series finds the
Meanwhile, Young continues on his and writer Eric Shanower's long-running Oz odyssey with the fourth volume in the series, DOROTHY & THE WIZARD IN OZ. As this series reaches its halfway point, Dorothy and the Wizard go outside of their now-familiar surroundings in the world of Oz and into unexplored regions of Dorothy's home world, Earth.
Marvel.com spoke with Young about his endeavors from the Yellow Brick Road to the House of Ideas.
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Marvel.com: You've written comics on your own and here at Marvel before, but MAGNETO: NOT A HERO would probably be your biggest venture yet as a writer. How did it come about?
Skottie Young: [Senior] Editor Nick Lowe and I have worked together on various things over the years and he really started to open up to the idea of me writing. After [I wrote] some X-Men shorts for the last few crossovers, Nick wanted to work with me on a series. A few different ideas came across the table but timing and my grasp of the characters kept me from taking a few of them. When he asked me to pitch for Magneto I jumped in instantly. I put together an idea and after a few months we were rolling.
Marvel.com: At the end of the first issue, you reveal that Joseph has returned and impersonated Magneto to kill a group of anti-mutant protestors. First off, can you tell us about your view of Joseph? Did you read UNCANNY X-MEN back when he first appeared?
Skottie Young: Yes, I was an X-Men reader back when Joseph was alive and well and up through ["Magneto War" where he died]. I thought the way he died left it open for some fun comic booking to go on. What happens to a clone of man that is in control of the most powerful energy on the planet? Maybe he's out there somewhere. Maybe that energy can be harnessed and he could be brought back. Maybe?
MAGNETO: NOT A HERO #3 preview art by Clay Mann |
But as a character, he's a clone; which means there's a lot at play in that head of his. He could be just like Magneto or he could be just the opposite. The interesting thing to me is watching two characters made up of the same structure and see what paths they each take and what may influence those paths.
Marvel.com: In addition to writing Magneto, Cyclops and Emma, you also fit in some old friends in issue #1,
Skottie Young: The kid characters will always be my favorite. I'm a GENERATION X fan from way back. I like when kids are written and drawn like kids. When I thought about the environment that Magneto lives in now it only made sense to have a few pauses in there to show the characters he's surrounded by. In this case I bring back a few of my favorites from my run on NEW X-MEN with Chris Yost. It's probably also my hint to Nick Lowe to let me write these characters on the regular! [Laughs]
Pixie makes another cameo and I'm sure we'll see a few more familiar faces as well.
Marvel.com: That final shot of Joseph ripped from Magneto's mind also shows some potential cohorts coming with him. Can you tell us anything about this all-new Brotherhood of Evil Mutants?
Skottie Young: Astra was the mutant that created Joseph. She believes she was just as responsible for the formation of the original Brotherhood and that Magneto pushed her out. She's had a mad-on for him ever since. I thought that a scorned woman with a knack for cloning might not stop at Magneto.
Marvel.com: Magneto has been a certifiable bad guy, so what's it like to write a series about a man who's done so many bad things but now skirts the line between hero and villain?
MAGNETO: NOT A HERO #3 preview art by Clay Mann |
Skottie Young: It's a challenge. I've grown up with him as a villain my whole life so my brain always leans that way. But I suppose that serves me well as I'm struggling to center him as a writer just as he's probably struggling to center himself as a character. He's always believed what he's believed and I think he still does. It's just a matter of how he is choosing to stand behind those beliefs that have changed—for the moment.
Marvel.com: Much like how some people will always view Magneto as a villain, people still see you primarily as an artist. What's it like writing for another artist, particularly someone like Clay Mann whose style differs from yours?
Skottie Young: I love it. It's a thrill to see what he'll bring back and I have been blown away with each page. I see every step visually as I write it and I think I have a handle on how Clay approaches shots but he surprises me every time by going so far beyond what I expected. The fact that his style is so different from my own is one of my favorite things. It allows me, and I think the readers, to clean the slate with their expectations of me. His style also allows me to tap into different tones that might now work with an artist that drew closer to my style.
Marvel.com: You're doing MAGNETO: NOT A HERO just as your career has reached a new level of popularity drawing the Oz adaptations. What's it like to be Skottie Young at this point?
Skottie Young: [Laughs] That sounds so Hollywood. I love it! [Laughs]
I have zero complaints on the direction things have gone. I'm drawing fun, whimsical stuff and people seem to enjoy it and now I'm writing things in a completely different realm and people are calling for my head on a platter their either. So I feel very lucky and excited to keep growing as a storyteller in both writing and drawing.
DOROTHY & THE WIZARD IN OZ #4 cover by Skottie Young |
Marvel.com: You and Eric Shanower are currently at the halfway point in releasing the fourth volume of the Oz books, DOROTHY & THE WIZARD OF OZ. Readers of the original novels know that this one is darker in tone than the earlier versions, so what's it like delving into this material?
Skottie Young: It feels like home. I'm in the fourth year of drawing this world and these characters so I feel very comfortable no matter where the tone of the story goes. I'm lucky to have the chance to get to know a world this well and for this long. Oz is my home and each book feels like I'm adding on rooms. They're new and different but still part of that home. It's comfy there!
Marvel.com: The first few issues of the current series also show that the adventures begin to go outside of Oz itself. What's it like spreading your wings and going underground and other places in this volume?
Skottie Young: It's always good to add new locations and environments. It keeps it fresh and exciting for both me and the reader. They don't know what to expect. I don't know what to expect. I'm not stuck in alleys and skyscrapers. Every other page is a new castle, cave, mountain, ocean, etc. It's just so fun.
Marvel.com: After working on the Oz books for so long, how does it feel now that the newness of it all has worn off?
Skottie Young: Well, we're midway thru year four of working on it and it still feels new to me. Each Oz volume has a different feel and cast of characters, but you always see your old favorites in each book as well. So it's the best of both worlds. I can feel comfortable with characters that I'm used to and feel the excitement of creating new characters as well. Each year we gain new readers of all ages and gender so that newness will never feel like it's worn off. I feel that we're just hitting our stride on Oz and hopefully everyone will stick with us for the entire journey.


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- Servings Per Recipe: 6
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 160.5
- Total Fat: 9.6 g
- Cholesterol: 4.6 mg
- Sodium: 532.5 mg
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My mom's take on an old favorite... My mom's take on an old favorite...Number of Servings: 6
1 can (10 3/4 oz.) Campbell's® Condensed Cream of Chicken Soup
1/2 cup skim milk
1 tsp. soy sauce
Dash ground black pepper
4 cups cooked cut green beans
1 1/3 cups French's® French Fried Onions
MIX soup, milk, soy, black pepper, beans and 2/3 cup onions in 1 1/2-qt. casserole.
BAKE at 350°F. for 25 min. or until hot.
STIR . Sprinkle with remaining onions. Bake 5 min.
TIP: Use 1 bag (16 to 20 oz.) frozen green beans, 2 pkg. (9 oz. each) frozen green beans, 2 cans (about 16 oz. each) green beans or about 1 1/2 lb. fresh green beans for this recipe.
For a change of pace, substitute 4 cups cooked broccoli flowerets for the green beans.
Number of Servings: 6
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Great product recommend buying and love the fast shipping
I was looking for a replacement for my original multipurpose platform. This one doesn't work the same. I regret buying it!
Did not realize that I would need this for longer dies. I just received it and have not used it yet. Excited about it.
This is also a great must have for the older Big Shot machine
The image and description matched the product perfectly. Very fast delivery.
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